@Michael Randle Essentially ground rent is an antiquated system whereby one person (or entity) owns the right to collect ground rent fees.

Example (Buy & Hold):Purchase price: € 150.000,00Downpayment: € 35.000,00Additional cost for buying: € 25.188,00 (legal, tax, agency fee, cleaning, mortgage fee)Renovation cost: € 10.000,00Monthly Mortgage Payment (PI): € 487,34 (annual interest € 2.267,28, annual principal € 3.581,91)Tax on income: flat 21%Total annual operating income: € 16.111,20Total annual operating expense: € 6.060,00Question:How do you calculate cash on cash return (ROI)? 

Should I finance $16k of fees or just pay it?...

.- Purchase price - $156,000- Various funding fees - ~$8,000- Interest - 4.25%- Monthly payment ($0 down) - $1039.01- Cash to close (including prorated May rent due from tenant on other side) - $2,125- Rent from tenant on other side - $900/month (they've been good tenants for 3 years so I'm not raising rent.

Hi BPI wanted to get your opinion on what is included in Common Area Maintenance fees (CAMs). 

In my market, I am competing with a couple brand new buildings that are offering $0 fee’s (they have a leasing office, so no realtor fee’s).  

Hi BPI wanted to get your opinion on what is included in Common Area Maintenance fees (CAMs).

I will second @Michael Bishop comment that there's always room for participating in the general partnership equity stack when finding or bringing capital to the deal.

If you need the money and want to sell without hassle and paying agent fees.. dude just let me know man.

Not all properties have an HOA/maintenance/common charge fees.